Jake Dixon won his first race of the 2025 Moto2 World Championship with Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. Manuel Gonzalez finished second, and Celestino Vietti achieved a podium for the first time as a Boscoscuro rider. Additional notable finishes included fourth place for Aron Canet and seventh for Alex Escrig from KLINT Forward Factory Team.
Jake Dixon has achieved a remarkable victory in the 2025 Moto2 World Championship, winning his inaugural race with the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. Displaying impressive skill, Dixon led the race from the outset, maintaining his position until crossing the finish line.
Second place was claimed by Manuel Gonzalez, who built on his prior success in Thailand, finishing 3.5 seconds behind Dixon without posing a challenge for the lead. Celestino Vietti finished third, marking his first podium as a Boscoscuro rider and returning to the rostrum since Malaysia in 2024.
Aron Canet, despite enduring pain during the race, secured a commendable fourth place while riding for Fantic Racing Lino Sonego. Marcos Ramirez, who started from the front row, managed a fifth-place finish but fell short of a podium result.
Darryn Binder fought his way through the pack to secure sixth place. The KLINT Forward Factory Team celebrated their first points of the season, as Alex Escrig finished seventh. Alonso Lopez rounded out the top eight, ensuring both Team HDR Heidrun riders finished within the top ten.
Making a notable debut, Moto2 rookie Daniel Holgado scored points in his first two races, finishing in ninth at the Argentinian Grand Prix, while Albert Arenas completed the top ten for ITALJET Gresini Moto2.
In conclusion, Jake Dixon’s victory at the Argentinian Grand Prix marks an important milestone in his career, demonstrating his capability with the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. Manuel Gonzalez and Celestino Vietti’s strong performances also highlight their continued competitiveness in the Moto2 series. The results reflect a mix of emerging talent and seasoned riders navigating through the challenges of the championship.
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